Assisted Living Communities in Urbana, OH

"This place was the answer to our prayers. Her apartment is the perfect size and close to the activity room. We like that we can come visit her anytime- even eat meals with her. Thank you for the Walnut Crossing team for keeping her safe, healthy and engaged!"

"I’m happy to leave a recommendation for The Danbury. My father was a resident there for approximately a year. His room was an awesome small one bedroom apartment and it had everything my dad needed. Stove, microwave and refrigerator. My dad loved that he called his home. The staff is awesome, very caring and responsive. And pleasing to interact with. The food was great. It’s like going to a restaurant sitting down. They bring a menu tell you the specials that they have today and the quality of the food was excellent. They made it easy to have lunch or dinner with my dad and I had it set up so when guest came to visit that they could get a meal ticket at the front desk and add it to my bill, so he would have someone there to still have lunch and dinner with so they all enjoyed their time while they visit with him. My dad loved the Danbury and it was easy for him, He would say I’m perfectly happy being here at home. There were couples that lived beside of him and across the hall. All the residents were friendly as well as the greeting staff whenever I would visit, It was always pleasing to go there. “It wasn’t like going into a nursing home” it was like going into a nice facility that you might be greeted by an elderly person in a tracksuit doing their physical activity walk or a resident on their scooter or a walker, but in a nice well-kept lobby and the dining area was right there to see as well. The facility is well kept where they have a barber shop, activity rooms, movie theater, and it’s the kind of place that if I was going to look for myself to move into being elderly. I would definitely go to the Danbury. The overall feel and the smell of the facility was pleasant not like most other type of Facilities that I had visited, so my overall experience was excellent. I could not have asked for a better place to have my dad to be a resident and as a son I was proud of where he was staying! Jim B Son of resident Bill B"

"The staff is very caring and compassionate, and the facility is very clean. They are even providing farm to table food. I am so blessed that my parents are living here."

"We visited StoryPoint Troy and toured the assisted living. It was like going on a cruise ship. It was beautiful. The people couldn't have been nicer, they were very helpful. Everything was quite good. It's just that the place they showed us would be too small for my husband and me. Something bigger would have been better. I knew that the facility was more money than what we wanted to spend, but everything else about it, I was highly impressed with. We looked at their dining area, and they offered to bring, us food. It sounded as if they had a lot of different activities,, and I was impressed. The men have breakfast once a month together. If you are interested in Euchre, you can start your own Euchre club. They're very open to the residents and the residents seemed very happy there. All the reports we have gotten from people who have had family there have been a five star. It is a five-star place, after all. They do your laundry, they feed you, and all your meals are covered, and they come and clean your apartment twice a week and do a deep cleaning once a month. You're very well cared for if that's what you need."

"Landings of Sidney is very nice. It seems to be the most reasonably priced out of the three facilities we are choosing from. The staff is so friendly and helpful too. They all speak to you every time they see you in the hallways. It's nice, neat, and clean. They have breakfast all day, which is nice. They serve three meals a day. They have snacks and refreshments available 24/7. The rooms are very spacious. The building itself and the lawns are very well kept, very well maintained, and very clean inside. They have a kitchenette and a living room area that you can use for your whole family to come in for holidays or birthdays, as well as a nice activity room."

"Brookdale Troy is very small, so it's very homey. Mom's room is very nice. She has a really big room with a lot of windows. She can look out to the street, to the garden, or the patio. So, she's got a great view. The people there are absolutely incredible. She likes to talk to people, tells them to come in and sit down with her. Anytime she needed anything, they were right there to help her. Anytime I have a question, I can call them and talk to somebody immediately. They don't have to call me back or anything. The food is great. I've seen it and it's a lot, and looks good. It's all freshly made every day. They were doing some group activity. They had a sing-along one day, and they were singing for about an hour. In another time, they were having a derby race. They also have entertainment where they interact with the people. Their price is higher, but being there, seeing how hands-on they are, they are right there to provide. So, it's well worth the money."

"We toured Fairborn Assisted Living. They were very friendly, and my sister was impressed with them. We went to the memory side, and they did not have any openings at the time, so she was on the waiting list. When we walked out of the building, she said that's where she wanted to be. All of us had a positive experience with them. The person who gave the tour took us over to the assisted living side as well to just kind of show us the first floor, which had the dining room and the living room area. They have an activity room and a patio that's enclosed, so everybody can go outside if they want to. It was a little garden area with a couple of benches underneath a covered overhang where the residents could sit and talk, which was kind of nice. We were out there for a couple of minutes. The memory care unit is a lockdown unit, and the residents are escorted to the assisted living side by a staff member so they can participate in activities whenever they want, and then they are escorted back to the memory care side. The family members are given a code to be able to get into the memory side whenever they want to come and visit, so they have access, but the residents that are there are locked down in case they have wandering issues. We did not go into the assisted living side of the dining room, but the memory care has a breakfast area there. They have 14 residents on the memory side, so it was big enough for 14 of them to have a meal together. From what I was told, the person who does the cooking makes meals according to the residents' tastes."

"I thought Brookdale Piqua was very great, and it was my favorite place of those I toured, I tried to get my mother there. I loved the director and the staff there, the activities director, and the person who was in charge of maintenance and things. They were just super, they knew what they were talking about and they were very energetic. They didn't talk to you like it was just "Yadda, yadda" like just another person. They're very, very nice. I think his name is Chris, he was the director, he called me several times because he knew I was very much trying to get my mother to switch there. And he stayed in touch with me and tried to help me, which he didn't have to do. What appealed to me was when I came in at lunchtime, and they had something that I didn't see very often, which was tablecloths on the tables. It was more like a dining room instead of a cafeteria. And the residents had made centerpieces on tables, like for whatever season. It was very nicely done. The facilities were super, they even had a spa room with one of the walk-in tubs. They had a spa room where you could sign up, and at a particular time go into one of the walk-in tubs and have a spa time, and somebody's there to help you. I like the activities director, they had probably more options than I'd seen anywhere else. The difference was that they did more trips out of there, and the courtyard was beautiful. Everything about it was, to me a cut above the rest, but my mother didn't think so. They were a little bit more expensive than what she's paying now, so that played a little part in it."

"The only experience I've had with Shawnee Estates Senior Living was going to an Alzheimer's meeting and getting a tour of the memory care with my sister. I was impressed with it. Everybody there is very friendly. They have activities, too. They even have pet therapy where people come in with pets, dogs, and cats specifically, to visit with the residents. Every time I go in, the residents are very friendly and acknowledge everybody who comes in. They just kind of greet people. I've been in some nursing homes where it looks like a parking lot for people waiting to die, and this is not one of them. Everybody in the staff seemed to be very outgoing, very committed to what they're doing, and very patient. They also offered us something to drink if we wanted it. The building was beautiful, everything was coordinated, and it was easy to get around. I've only been in the wing that my sister is going to be in, which they're still finishing up. They're still working on it, getting it ready for inspections and getting it ready for move-in. Other than a little bit of touch-up paint and a few things like that, it looked nice. I was impressed with that section."

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"My father-in-law was in the skilled nursing facility at Forest Glen Health Campus. Everybody was nice and very helpful. Everything was clean. They were very thorough when it came to all the COVID stuff. The layout and design of the room were fine. They had a big bathroom and a big shower. We didn't use any of the amenities, but they had a nice dining room and a nice courtyard. He was there probably for five weeks. Medicaid paid for most of it except the last week. The outside was very beautiful. They had a pond. They had very well-managed lawns, too."

"It is very nice. My brother is there right now for rehab and a good friend of mine, and they both like it very well. It's a very good place. The staff is very nice, especially Emily. My brother says the meals are very good. They have a very nice courtyard that has a little duck with its ducklings in there. So, that was wonderful. They have puzzles, a game room, and a library. It's all expensive, but it's one of the best ones in Springfield. It's great."

"We're living in Wooded Glen. We have only been here for a little bit, but we enjoy it. It's a great place. It is brand new, so they're still in the process of getting more and more amenities. It just opened in February. One of their perks is that they have access to free golf at an adjoining golf course. They also have courtyards. We are happy with the service too. They have topnotch cooks and administrator."

"My mother has been a resident in Hearth & Home at Harding since April of this year. I would say that it is a beautiful place. The staff working there is phenomenal. They are really good with the patients. The rooms are very nice too and they come with different sizes. You can have one bedroom or two bedroom. Even the one bedroom is a pretty good size. Their dining room is beautiful as well. The food looked nice, and my mother liked it. "